either get a grip or get out of the way or let off that a clear out the well, that's now speak with alex campbell. he's a political strategist and was also the spokesman for former british prime minister, tony bland. he joins us from london. mister campbell, this is obviously a big moment for chemist on that. now, as someone who's been part of the labor party is political establishment, what's your assessment of how he did today? it is, well, i think he's at a bit of a bruising. we've been all sorts of divisions exposed on the party conference in brighton. and of course, you know, most of his leadership has been during the period of a condom make, which is not easy to be taking on the government and says, you know, terms of gender on policy when the country is consumed with what is a national and the global crisis, but i thought we did very well today, and i think that the country is beginning to fear the korea johnson. and i'll be very open about this. i've always thought boys, johnson with disasters. prime minister, i've always the brakes. it will be a disaster for britain, but i think that the

alex my terrace ation specialists. let's head back to charlotte bennett live on the tama at campbell airport. we see the passengers boarding the country. i always flight headed for a lot of women and children, charlotte among the passengers, mostly families from what we witness inside inside the immigration and the way they will bucks in here from a secure location. and then they weigh with their family members. children as wives and the hospital and went through the process just like they would any other point if they would like to possibly myself dozens of times. and if it was very much the same thing, it would go through immigration, go through security, show your passport and now they're moving to find them. and it was quite mixed feelings inside the term. and a lot of people very relieved and saying, you know, we were very unsure what would happen. well, there are a lot of them say we didn't face any direct threat or any issues that seems to telephone have been here. but we are worried about what might happen and we remember the ninety's and we were very concerned. and so they were quite